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Movie criticism (mostly foreign films, documentaries and independents: big Hollywood product hardly needs more marketing), very occasional interviews from James van Maanen, now 80 years old, who began his late-career movie reviewing for GreenCine, then took the big blog step over a decade ago. He covers new movies, video releases, and occasional streaming choices. You can reach him at JamesvanMaanen@gmail.com

Sunday, March 27, 2011

Todd Drezner's LOVING LAMPPOSTS offers a different --but necessary-- look at autism

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Of the many autism-themed documentaries to come down the pike over the past few years (the subject accounts for practically a mini-genre in ...
Saturday, March 26, 2011

Tinto's brassy SALON KITTY (1976) brings some awfully naughty Nazis to Blu-ray

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What in the world ? Trust-Movies had heard about SALON KITTY off and on for more than three decades since its release in 1976. Riding the ...
Friday, March 25, 2011

Ozon's POTICHE opens; Deneuve, Depardieu, Lucchini and ensemble shine

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French filmmaker François Ozon has many moods, and with his newest film,  POTICHE , he is in perhaps his lightest and fluffiest since he be...
Thursday, March 24, 2011

John Gray's WHITE IRISH DRINKERS: the transition of a mid-70s Brooklyn family

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Sometimes a fine acting ensemble can very nearly salvage a movie by placing us viewers so firmly in the grasp of the characters portrayed t...

PEEP WORLD: patriarch's 70th b'day party sparks the Blaustein-Himmelstein non-com

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How's this for a nifty premise: the birthday party celebration of a 70-year-old uber-success Henry Meyerwitz, with his very lesser child...
Wednesday, March 23, 2011

ILLEGAL, Belgium's entry into the Oscar sweeps, tracks the immigrant experience

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One of the most powerful and immediate films about illegal immigrants (from any country) to yet hit New York screens -- or screen , to be p...
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